PCMag Middle East
HomepagePCMag Middle East's Reviews
Tales of Arise remains one of the best modern entries in Bandai Namco's long-running RPG series and the Nintendo Switch 2 version successfully brings that experience to a portable format.
First Light feels like a true Bond game, a strong IO Interactive game, and the best blueprint 007 has had in video games for decades. It balances story, action, stealth, gadgets, and style better than any Bond game before it.
Thick as Thieves is a small but stylish stealth experience that punches above its weight thanks to excellent level design, immersive sim sensibilities, and a fantastic atmosphere. It’s polished, clever, and extremely fun – especially with a friend in co-op.
Directive 8020 dresses The Dark Pictures formula in science fiction horror, but forgets to bring fear, consequence, or a reason to care.
Forza Horizon 6 is not the reinvention this 14 year old series is desperately calling for, but it is the most refined rendition of the series formula yet, which is still worth celebrating.
Saros turns Returnal's foundation into a sharper, smarter, and more flexible action roguelite — and proves Housemarque is still one of PlayStation's most important studios.
Invincible VS hits hard enough to satisfy fans, but not cleanly enough to feel truly invincible.
Between its tight, satisfying story campaign, two new classes, sweeping skill tree changes, as well as a deep and enriched endgame has left Diablo IV in the finest shape it has ever been. If you, like me, were itching for a new excuse to dive back into this meat grinder of divine sadness, Lord of Hatred will give you all of that and then some.
Small in scope but big in ideas and production value, Pragmata features tense, hack-and-shoot gameplay that shouldn't be missed.
Resident Evil Requiem restores the franchise’s defining principle: survival is not about defeating fear, but enduring it.
A sharper, more disciplined refinement of the Little Nightmares blueprint that trades reinvention for near flawless execution and comes out stronger for it.